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I have a Scala module (library) which I want to use for my Android application. Is it possible? If yes, how do I do that?
Yes, it's certainly possible. You just need to include the Scala standard library as well and use ProGuard to remove its unused parts and decrease the size of your application. See e.g. http://scala-ide.org/docs/tutorials/androiddevelopment/index.html (for Eclipse) and IntelliJ Idea 12 + Android + Scala nowadays (for IDEA).
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Is it possible to adapt this java code from this webpage http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/topic/27950-steganography/ to be used on the android sdk.
It has ImageIO, WritableRaster and things from java.awt. If its possible please tell me how!
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Is it possible to adapt this java code from this webpage http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/topic/27950-steganography/ to be used on the android sdk.
Is steganography possible using the Android SDK? Yes. You would manipulate the byte[] of a Bitmap, either in Java code, in native code via the NDK, or perhaps using Renderscript Compute.
Can you perhaps leverage the steganographic algorithms from that code when you write your Android implementation? Presumably yes.
However, as you note, that code depends heavily upon classes that are not part of Android, which is why would you be better served starting with the algorithm and creating a native Android implementation from there, rather than trying to "adapt" the AWT-dependent Java code directly.
Or, see if somebody already has an Android steganography library that you can use.
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Do you know how to set an Android or iPhone device's datetime
using a feaure within your mobile app
that you built using Delphi XE5?
This should of course happen at runtime.
Delphi offers no cross-platform way of setting the system time.
On iOS, you don't have access to the API for changing the time; that functionality is reserved for the OS.
On Android, you need elevated privileges, and then you can use AlarmManager.setTime. At that point, your problem is simply one of adapting the native Java techniques to Delphi. I assume that's pretty much the same for any API, so it's beyond the scope of this question.
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How do I automatically categorise an android application ? I need to write a code to do it.
There exists an api & android application CatApplus http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1419810.
But it is not freely available.
Can anyone suggest any alternative or any other way to solve this problem ?
You can use this api to get apps category then you categorize them the way you like.
Android-market-api
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I want to add the code https://android.googlesource.com/platform/frameworks/opt/datetimepicker/+/71492ab60892087f3e989b876b82f5c0249b3b14/src/com/android/datetimepicker to my project and I couldn't find a way to download it as a library. How can I do that?
Is there another way to use this code in my project?
I couldn't find a way to download it as a library
That is because it is not a library. It is a random hunk of source code.
Is there another way to use this code in my project?
Download the source files, add them to your project, and fix up any references to things that you do not have access to. If the code depends on resources, you will have to try to find those in the Android source code base and blend them into your project as well.
This is not a library project and if you want to use it in your project copy the project to your workspace.
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I've written a code using OpenCV in C/C++ to process an image, now I want to port the application to Android (choose file from SD card) then process the image.
Is there an easy way to reuse the code I've written directly in the Android project?
There's an OpenCV4Android version that you can use (see here).
There are samples projects that you can import into Eclipse ADT in the OpenCV4Android package. Try them!